1990 Porsche 944 S2 Convertible 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Dallas, Texas, United States
1990 Porsche 944 S2 Cabriolet
Good: Blue w white leather (linen) Nice manual blue top w good clear window 103 k original miles original Blaupunkt Stereo w Blaupunkt EQ 5 speed manual ,,,spare tire Clean new looking carpet hifonics factory package Original wheels Newer tires Parade boot Subwoofer w enclosed small low profile box Motor is super clean No oil leaks Tinted windows are legal 2+2 seater Perfect top ....manual ..no leaks Original owners manual and radio code some records Original floor mats Sc ..has leak. Will last a summer ..have just refilled every summer Have replaced ac compressor (6 months old ) Brembo factory brakes Good rubber high performance tires (4) My Porsche performs as it should mechanically 100%. It runs AWESOME! I am a mature adult and no longer need a convertible since I have purchased a new Volvo Wagon . This was a weekend or once a month toy, parked in a climate controlled warehouse . Could use a fog light , inside door handle and some other minor cosmetics such as a radio knob but it is nice as is .dash has small cracks and windshield also has crack...drive seat has bolster wear ...not to bad ...other than that it is nice The vehicle is in Dallas , rust free and can be driven anywhere ..daily driver or a weekend toy ******salvage title It has a salvage title due to a joy ride. The car was mostly bumper damage a Google the VIN number and Porsche and you can see it was light damage , why salvage I dint know . I have all paperwork and Title to transfer after a local inspection . It will pass.it is currently inspected and road ready and worth to make any trip . I drove to El Paso Texas with it . |
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